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TheCultivarium (2 & 3 Episodes) ⚓🌱 Logbook – Operation Renaissance 2025 – Episode II: The Death of the Mist God Even the best-laid plans sometimes go straight down the drain... And this time, it was my humidifier that gave up the ghost mid-launch. No drama, just a slight delay in the symphony of controlled chaos. 🌱 Germination on hold: seeds were removed from their moist cocoon (folded paper towels, dried and waiting), while a new steam totem was summoned back to the frontline. Once the order was confirmed, it was back to clean, sterile towels. No dirty improvisation here, even in a crisis. 🎯 Verdict after relaunch: Perfect score. Not a single tear, not a single dropout. Just nine volunteers crawling out of the void with rage in their roots. Well-formed, slightly fibrous roots, ready to scrape the bottom of the pot like monks in search of enlightenment. 📸 Crew note: I forgot to snap a shot of the Black Kush, but don’t worry—she made it into the soil too, lurking like a shadow in the mist (well… not anymore, technically). For the visuals, I caught various stages of their shell-breaking debut, to capture that precise moment when a seed says “no” to oblivion. Each one was planted once it proudly displayed about half a phalange of root—ready to dive into the unknown like blades sinking into the peat. 🌱 Planted gradually between May 20 and May 21, 2025, into a substrate already buzzing with microbial life. 🚛 Humidifier en route, ETA 24 to 48 hours (unless the delivery guy decides to beam it into low orbit along with the rest of my hopes). Meanwhile? Manual misting, several times a day. Pshh-pshh over the dome, across the top layer, along the box walls. We're handcrafting a tropical microclimate like old-world settlers... only sharper. Yes, we sweat. Yes, we watch obsessively. No, we did not sign up for Netflix & chill. 🍀 Biodiversity bonus: The white clover seeds (Trifolium repens, for the purists) have sprouted too. Purpose: aerate the soil, fix nitrogen, and provide natural green cover. Basically, they’re working while the others get high. Next maneuver (upon cotyledon emergence): 0.5 ml/L Growth Accelerator 0.5 ml/L All Mare Gentle root-zone watering + soft foliar misting 🌊 The winds are unstable, the elements unpredictable, but the heading stays the same. The seeds are in position. The machines are prepping. The game is on. Now? We watch. We hydrate. We protect. And we wait—balanced on a thread—while life, once again, does what it does best: persist. --- 🗡️🌱 Episode III: The Awakening of the Warriors 🌱 9/9 germinated, 9/9 emerged from the soil, 9/9 in good health. We don’t call that luck — we call it root discipline. 📆 Between May 23 and 24, each seed raised its sails. To be precise: all popped on the 23rd, except two — Watermelon Runtz and Black Kush. Anecdote of the day: Thinking she had failed, I gently dug around the soil to check on Black Kush... And surprise — she already had two opened leaves underground, without her shell. Discreet, but operational. A true infiltration mission. ⚫ Black Kush, true to her shadowy reputation, emerged in silence on the 24th. No shell, no resistance. She didn’t need help — she simply chose her moment. She didn’t sprout. She appeared. 🍉 Watermelon Runtz also needed a little push to break free. Result: a tired ballerina vibe — slightly bent, but alive and persistent. Her shell was blocking the leaves from unfolding. Even warriors sometimes need help to shed their armor. The others? Nothing to report. Clean emergence, straight posture, proud stance. No drama, no delay, no stubborn shells. Silent, efficient soldiers — just how we like them. Treatment of the day (D+0 for everyone): 0.5 ml/L Grow Accelerator 0.5 ml/L All Mare 0.5 g/L Eponeeca Powder (boosting soil microbiology) pH: 6.2 No oversaturation — just what’s needed to wake the system and set the stage. Light mist sprayed with my magic nozzle — perfect gentle rain for fragile seedlings. If some white clover sprouts look floppy, it's just the mist effect. They'll bounce back. 🍀 White Clover Bonus – The Silent Green Squad: Still standing, still active. I sowed a few more seeds in the bare patches to reinforce the ranks. White clover (Trifolium repens) isn’t just for show: Living cover → retains moisture Gently aerates the substrate Fixes nitrogen naturally → boosts neighboring growth Result: richer soil, steadier root zones, stable conditions A quiet ally, working while the star stretches toward the light. 📅 Logistical note: For clarity (and to avoid a schizophrenic journal), May 23rd, 2025 is set as Day 0 for everyone — even if Black Kush and Watermelon Runtz took their sweet time. 🎯 Mission accomplished. 9 seeds. 9 plants. Not a single loss. There’s no turning back now. The light calls. The soil tests. Those who rise will be blessed. Those who falter… will be recycled.

TheCultivarium ⚓🌱 Logbook – Operation Renaissance 2025 Episode IV: Week 1 – The Green Light 🔥🌿(Days : 7) "They didn’t ask permission, they just went for it." These little ones are growing like their lives depend on it. Well, okay… that’s literally true. But still — they’re on fire. 🔥🌱🔥 Barely a week old and already showing off four true leaves, bold and juicy. Cotyledons have passed the torch, roots stretch deep into the peat… You can feel the charge. 🌿⚡ This week’s feeding: 🔹 1 ml/L Growth Accelerator 🔹 0.5 ml/L All Mare 🔹 0.5 g/L Eponeeca Powder (microbial boost) 💧 + daily clean mist to keep them fresh 🍀 White clover still going strong. I reseeded the bald spots to thicken the natural green cover. The green squad is expanding. 🌀 No issues this week, quite the opposite. The Mist God (Episode II) has returned from the void. The humidifier is installed and misting again. 🌫️ 🌡️ Stable climate, mission secure: 🌙 20°C at night ☀️ 22–25°C by day 💧 Humidity at 75–80% — a tropical bubble for leafy little divas. A 24/7 microbial spa… and they’re soaking it up. 🎯 Week 2 objective: hold the rhythm. At this pace, active growth is knocking at the door. 🚪🌱

TheCultivarium ⚓🌱 Logbook – Operation Renaissance 2025 – Day +42 After a radio silence longer than a presidential speech and just as suffocating as a Parisian heatwave, it’s time for a real update. Between existential burnout and a cleanup worthy of a post-nuclear zone (thanks to a supposedly “safe” pet product that poisoned the apartment), the green fleet hasn’t stopped moving forward. 🌿 Troop Status After 1 month of steady growth in 5L pots, the squad was transplanted into 25L containers on June 23rd. Since then? Explosive growth. Too fast. It’s not a grow anymore, it’s a green military parade. We’re at Day +42 and things are accelerating fast. Tactical Maneuvers Five of the largest plants were FIM'd and structured 4 to 5 days ago. The smaller ones received the same treatment just yesterday. Two strains showed slight fragility, a couple of snapped branches, nothing serious. Special mention to Shaman (Dutch Passion): no training, no FIM, yet naturally formed a perfect multi-top bush. Calm genetics doing the job solo. Toxic Pause The apartment got poisoned by a so-called "pet-safe" spray. Full decontamination: bleach, black soap, gloves, and stress. Also needed a break from the drama in the French grower scene. 🎤 Big respect to the English-speaking community, chill, helpful, and way less ego-fueled. Climate Report Despite the outside heat, climate control in the tent is stable. VPD is adjusted and conditions are perfect for veg, consistent temps and humidity holding well. 📸 Strain-by-Strain Overview Black Cherry Gushers (Barney’s Farm) Massive branching, dense but airy structure. Took FIM well. Secondary growth is exploding. Solid candidate. Strawberry OG (The Cali Connection) Fast grower with a rigid structure. One of the two that showed minor snapping, but it bounced back quickly. Still looking strong. Watermelon Runtz (TMS) Big and bold. Showed some stress after FIM, but has already recovered. Strong vertical structure, well-spaced nodes. Banana Punch (Barney’s Farm) Thick trunk, wide fan leaves, and clean internodes. Took FIM like a champ. Side branches are spreading strong. Stable and solid. Ayahuasca Purple (Barney’s Farm) Explosive growth. Broad leaves, multiple tops, and excellent FIM response. Ready for SCROG without even asking. Fruity Pebbles (TMS) Low and wide structure. Strong response to FIM. Balanced branching, healthy green tone. No signs of weakness. Black Kush (The Cali Connection) Quiet and efficient. Doesn’t grow, she imposes. Strong symmetry, great shape. Textbook stealth plant. Thanos (TMS) Compact and powerful. Thick stalk, clean branching, no stress post-FIM. Calm strength. Built like a tank. Shaman (Dutch Passion) Zero intervention, zero stress. Natural bush with multiple tops. Unexpected MVP. Total queen behavior. Mission continues. Canopy is shaping up. Energy is solid. Thanks for following the journey, the best is yet to come. 🔥🌱

TheCultivarium 📸 Mini Update – Just for the Eyes No red alert, no tactical move... Just a quick peek at the explosive evolution over the past 3 days. Growth is wild. It’s pushing fast, hard, and without asking permission. 📆 Evolution – Day +45 to +48 In just 72 hours, fan leaves have widened like solar panels, stems have thickened up, and the whole canopy is starting to look like a structured green army. We’re not even in stretch yet, and it already feels like pre-bloom madness. 💨 Visible signs: Upright tops, dense foliage No slowdown, no hesitation A growing feeling of “built-up pressure” just waiting for the green light 🎯 Captain’s feeling: I’m starting to get suspicious about what’s coming next. If the stretch kicks in with this kind of momentum... I’ll need ropes, clips, and maybe a full-body workout plan. Conclusion: It’s quiet. Too quiet. But for now, it’s beautiful to watch. And if they want to keep exploding like this during veg... Let them. I’m just here to witness the chaos. 🌿🔥